2018 – Summer Low Flows in Western Oregon
Processes, Trends, Uncertainties, and Management Implications
April 4, 2018
Agenda - Stream Flows in W. Oregon Final 2018
Introduction to summer low flows: organizing principles and terminology.
Maryanne Reiter, Hydrologist, Weyerhaeuser Co.
Climate change projections and potential effects on stream flow.
Kathie Dello, Associate Director, Oregon Climate Change Research Institute
Evapotranspiration variability across dominant ecosystems in the PNW.
Hyojung Kwon, Research Associate, OSU
How forest management influences interaction between vegetation and water.
Klaus Puettmann, Silviculturist, OSU
Subsurface flow paths and low summer flows: influence of channel geomorphology.
Steve Wondzell, Research Ecologist, USFS PNW Research Station
Streamflow trends from long term data in the Western Cascades.
Julia Jones, Geography Professor, Oregon State University
Streamflow trends from long term data in the Coast Range, northern California.
Elizabeth Keppeler, Hydrologist, or Joe Wagenbrenner, Research Hydrologist, USFS PSW Research Station
Effects of drought and regional low flows.
Charles Luce, Patrick Kormos, Seth Wenger, Wouter Berghuijs
Biological response to low stream flows.
Brooke Penaluna, Research Fisheries Biologist, USFS PNW Research Station
Revisiting the water budget and forest management
Sherri Johnson, Research Ecologist, USFS PNW Research Station
R6 Ecology Presentations
- Adaptation To Wildfire: A Fish Story
- Fish and Fire, what do we know? - Rebecca Flitcroft
- Integrated Landscape Restoration - Kevin James
- Blackfoot Swan Landscape Restoration Project
- Gradient Nearest Neighbor methods for regional-scale forest vegetation mapping in the Pacific Northwest - Janet Ohmann, Matt Gregory, Heather Roberts, and Emilie Henderson
- Wildlife Habitat Patterns & Processes: Examples from Northern Spotted Owls & Goshawks - Peter Singleton
- Using Traditional Ecological Knowledge for Restoration - Michelle Steen-Adams